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Microsoft Earnings, can the tech giant continue it’s winning streak?
Microsoft, Inc reported its earnings today and the analysts at Wall Street found it quite disappointing. Microsoft’s Azure cloud growth slowed to 31%, barely beating the analysts expectations and instead of a $52 Billion revenue for the next quarter, managements calls for a $50.5 to $51.5 Billion revenue with Azure’s growth slowing down. During the…
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The US markets are off to a great start, but can they continue the streak
2023 started pretty well for investors across US. Even though there were a few red days, the past week has been pretty well for investors. Especially the tech heavy, Nasdaq Composite. This momentum is necessary for the upcoming weeks and months for investors across the board to recover the losses 2022 brought them. Big tech…
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Tesla price cuts, a wise call or a gamble?
Tesla’s stock has been hammered by more than 65% over the past year, and even though the company has been posting record numbers, deliveries and has even released their new Semi-Truck, the stock still doesn’t seem to agree. Recently there has been a lot of concern for the demand for Tesla’s vehicles due to a…
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What’s in it for investors in 2023
2022 was a pretty rough year for investors, mostly all over the world. Especially here in the US. The markets were shook and taken down by Fed’s aggressive rate hikes to which the markets reacted in the most natural way possible. The S&P tanked nearly about 20%, while the tech heavy Nasdaq crumbled down by…
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What’s next for Tesla?
Tesla has been one of the most highly traded stocks in the past few years, if not then the most famous one at least. Tesla’s stock was holding up this current bear market pretty well until in September, the stock finally gave up and took the beating, and still continues to do so. It closed…
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Twitter may soon go bankrupt, says Elon Musk
There has been a lot going on with Twitter in the past few weeks. Mass layoffs, $8 Blue verification, and now, even talks about bankruptcy. After laying off around 7500 employees and paying $44 Billion for the social network, his first email to the employees went- “Sorry that this is my first email to the…
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